Debates Crossword

Studies in which there are potential social consequences or implications, either directly for participants or those the research relates to.
humans are entirely free to act as they chose and bear responsibility for the outcome of their behaviour – Kohlberg
suggests we lack control of our behaviour, and we are controlled by our genes or past experiences – Simon and Chabris
our genetics and biological factors determine our behaviour – Baron-Cohen
our environment, upbringing and life experiences determine our behaviour – Chaney
All psychological can be reduced to simple parts. Claims behaviour is predictable as it is determined by one factor.
: Looks at the whole picture/ individual, useful when studying individuals
Behaviour caused by a feature of the person (e.g., personality, genes)
Environment causes behaviour (e.g., upbringing, poverty)
 Falsifiable  Objective  Replicable  Quantitative data  Experiment
Develops therapies, interventions, preventative action or treatments
Consent, Debrief, Confidentiality, Deception, right to withdraw, Protection from Harm
helps to understand and prevent discrimination